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Scott,
"an array of qualified datastructures". It's probably due to it being the
end of the week, but I have absolutely no idea what you're talking about.
Care to give an example and explain how to use it?
And no, I don't need the data by key, but definitely by field sequence.
Anyway, looping through the user space is no biggie, I just have to add the
entry length to the pointer of the current entry, and voila, next entry
(this is something I have already done for an improved DSPFFD I made. It
will be on the website also if and when I get to that).
Thanks,
Peter
I'm assuming that you won't need to
access the data by key? (I can't
think of a reason that you would!)
Therefore, user space access will be
faster than file access -- no reason
to make a temp file in QTEMP.
Personally, I think I would load the
relevant bits of the user space into
an array of qualified data structures.
An array in main storage will run
slightly faster than user space will
(very slightly) but will be much
easier to read and work with. Since
you'll be looping the array for every
record in the file, you might as well
have something that's easy to work
with :)
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